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How to Amend the World Energy Council Directory CONTENTS ABOUT THE WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL DIRECTORY......................................2 HOW TO AMEND THE WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL DIRECTORY .....................3 SECTION 1 .............................................................................................................4 Officers, Standing Committee Members, ................................................................4 London Office Staff, Regional Managers ................................................................4 OFFICERS COUNCIL .........................................................................................5 HONORARY OFFICERS ....................................................................................6 FINANCE COMMITTEE ......................................................................................9 COMMUNICATIONS & STRATEGY COMMITTEE .......................................... 10 PROGRAMME COMMITTEE ............................................................................ 12 STUDIES COMMITTEE .................................................................................... 13 LONDON OFFICE STAFF ................................................................................ 15 REGIONAL MANAGERS .................................................................................. 18 SECTION 2 ........................................................................................................... 19 Member Committees ............................................................................................ 19 1 ABOUT THE COUNCIL DIRECTORY The World Energy Council Directory contains contact information for: • Member Committee Chairs and Secretaries • World Energy Council Officers and Honorary Officers • Members of Standing Committees • Members who serve in an official World Energy Council capacity • London Office Staff • Regional Managers Section 1: ▪ Lists World Energy Council’s current Officers and Committee Members by office or committee. ▪ Lists London Office Staff and Regional Managers and their contact information alphabetically by name. Section 2: ▪ Lists all Member Committees alphabetically by country name. ▪ Lists each country’s MC Chair, MC Secretary and the names of any other Members currently serving in an official World Energy Council capacity for that country. Section 3: ▪ Is a comprehensive index of Members’ names, listed alphabetically, for ease of reference. Disclaimer: The aim of the World Energy Council Directory is to enable our Members to contact individuals who currently serve in an official World Energy Council capacity. Whilst every attempt is made to provide accurate and up-to-date information, we cannot always guarantee 100% accuracy. 2 HOW TO AMEND THE WORLD ENERGY COUNCIL DIRECTORY We welcome your feedback. If you have any comments or questions about the Directory, or if there are any amendments or additions that you wish us to incorporate, please contact us in one of the following ways: By e-mail: Send your changes to [email protected] By fax: Clearly type your changes and fax them to the World Energy Council London Office on (+44) 20 7734 5926 By Skype: Please call or message srose.wec By telephone: Please call Sophie Rose, Coordinator, Member Services and Future Energy Leaders (+44) 20 72 922 092 By post: Send your changes by regular mail to: Sophie Rose, Manager, Member Services and Head of Future Energy Leaders World Energy Council 5th Floor, 62-64 Cornhill London, EC3V 3NH UNITED KINGDOM 3 SECTION 1 Officers, Standing Committee Members, London Office Staff, Regional Managers 4 OFFICERS COUNCIL Chair: Younghoon David Kim (Korea. Rep. of) Co-Chair: Jean-Marie Dauger (France) Vice Chair, Africa: Elham Mahmoud Ibrahim (Egypt) Vice Chair, Asia: Nur Bekri (China) Vice Chair, Asia Pacific & South Asia: Shigeru Muraki (Japan) Vice Chair, Europe: Leonhard Birnbaum (Germany) Vice Chair, Latin America & Claudia Cronenbold (Bolivia) Caribbean: Vice Chair, North America: Robert Hanf (USA) Chair, Finance: Klaus-Dieter Barbknecht (Germany) Vice Chair, Special Responsibility, Gulf States & Ibrahim Al-Muhanna (Saudi Arabia) Middle East: Chair, 2019 Congress Org. Matar Al-Neyadi (UAE) Committee: Vice Chair, Responsibility for Oleg Budargin (Russian Federation) Regional Development Chair, Programme Committee: José da Costa Carvalho Neto (Brazil) Chair, Studies Committee: Jean-Marie Dauger (France) Chair, Communications & José Antonio Vargas Lleras (Colombia) Strategy Committee: Secretary General: Christoph Frei (London Office) 5 HONORARY OFFICERS Honorary Chairs/Presidents: Andre Caillé (Canada) Marie-José Nadeau (Canada) Marcel Boiteux (France) Pierre Gadonneix (France) Gerhard Ott (Germany) Antonio del Rosario (Philippines) Ali Galip Mutdogan (Turkey) John Baker (United Kingdom) Don Jordan (United States) Honorary Officers: Carlos Pierro (Argentina) Philip Aiken (Australia) Ketane Sithole (Botswana) José Luis Alquéres (Brazil) Norberto de Franco Medeiros (Brazil) Richard Drouin (Canada) Gordon MacNabb (Canada) Qing Ye (China) Xinxiong Wu (China) Zhang Guobao (China) Diby Kroko (Côte d'Ivoire) Asger Bundgaard-Jensen (Denmark) François Ailleret (France) 6 Honorary Officers (cont’d): Johannes Teyssen (Gemany) Arup Roy Choudhury (India) C.P. Jain (India) Kieran O'Brien (Ireland) Chicco Testa (Italy) Shige-etsu Miyahara (Japan) Hisham Khatib (Jordan) Hwan-eik Cho (Korea, Rep.) KunMo Chung (Korea, Rep.) Abbas Al-Naqi (Kuwait) YB Tan Sri Dato Abu Zarim bin Haji Omar (Malaysia) Francisco Barnés de Castro (Mexico) Juan Eibenschutz (Mexico) Abubakar Sambo (Nigeria) Taha Zatari (Saudi Arabia) Alioune Fall (Senegal) Bonang Mohale (South Africa) Brian Statham (South Africa) José Luis Antoñanzas (Spain) Elias Velasco (Spain) Göran Ahlström (Sweden) Hüseyin Arabul (Turkey) Hasan Murat Mercan (Turkey) 7 Graham Ward, CBE (United Kingdom) Honorary Officers (cont’d): John M. Derrick Jr. (United States) Bill Doub (United States) Kevin Meyers (United States) Michael Morris (United States) O.H. (Dean) Oskvig (United States) Ron Wood (United States) 8 FINANCE COMMITTEE Chair: Klaus-Dieter Barbknecht (Germany) Ex Officio: Younghoon David Kim (World Energy Council Chair, Korea, Rep.) Jean-Marie Dauger (World Energy Council, Co- Chair, France) Members: John Carnegie (New Zealand) Michael Cupit (United Kingdom) Shigeru Muraki (Japan) Secretary General: Christoph Frei (London Office) Committee Secretary: Tania Baumann (London Office) 9 COMMUNICATIONS & STRATEGY COMMITTEE Chair: José Antonio Vargas Lleras (Colombia) Ex Officio: Younghoon David Kim (World Energy Council Chair, Korea, Rep.) Jean-Marie Dauger (World Energy Council, Co-Chair & Chair, Studies Committee, France) José da Costa Carvalho Neto (Chair, Programmes, Brazil) Members: Marta Camacho (Spain) Paolo Chighine (Italy) Vandana Chanana (India) Francesco Giorgianni (Chile) Liz Hart (South Africa) Alya Hassan Al Yassi ( UAE) Sangeeta Kaushik (India) Sergio Malta (Brazil) Helena Kivi-Koskinen (Finland) Birgitta Resvik (Sweden) Carsten Rolle (Germany) Gareth Wynn (UK) Co-opted TBC (Executive Director, 24th World Energy Congress-UAE) Members: TBC (Programme Director, 24th World Energy Congress-UAE) Secretary General: Christoph Frei (London Office) Secretary: TBC 10 PROGRAMME COMMITTEE Chair: José da Costa Carvalho Neto (Brazil) Younghoon David Kim (World Energy Council Chair, Ex Officio: Korea) Jean-Marie Dauger (World Energy Council Co-Chair & Chair, Studies Committee, France) José Antonio Vargas Lleras (Chair, Communications & Strategy, Colombia) Christoph Frei (Secretary General, London Office) Members: Fatima Alfoora Alshamsi (UAE) Andrew Pietrewicz (Canada) R.K. Ahuja (India) Alessandro Clerici (Italy) Toshihiro Takano (Japan) Saptarshi Roy (India) Subodh Garg (India) Panganayi Sithole (Zimbabwe) Co-opted Members: Claudia Cronenbold (Vice Chair, LAC, Bolivia) Nur Bekri (Vice Chair, Asia, China) Elham Mahmoud Ibrahim (Vice Chair, Africa, Egypt) Leonhard Birnbaum (Vice Chair, Europe, Germany) Shigeru Muraki (Vice Chair, Asia Pacific/South Asia, Japan) Oleg Budargin (Vice Chair, Responsibility for Regional Development, Russian Federation) 11 Ibrahim Al-Muhanna (Vice Chair, Special Responsibility Gulf States & Middle East, Saudi Arabia) Robert Hanf (Vice Chair, North America, United States) Philippe Joubert (Executive Chair, Global Electricity Initiative, France) Stefan Ulreich (Executive Chair, Global Energy Frameworks, Germany) B.P. Rao, Knowledge Network Leader, Performance of Generating Plant Tim Richards (Knowledge Network Leader, Rules of Energy Trade, USA) Secretary: TBC 12 STUDIES COMMITTEE Chair: Jean-Marie Dauger (World Energy Council, Co-Chair (France) Ex Officio: Younghoon David Kim (World Energy Council Chair, Korea, Rep.) José da Costa Carvalho Neto (Programmes, Brazil) José Antonio Vargas Lleras (Communications & Strategy, Colombia) Members: William D. D’haeseleer (Belgium) Lauro Souza (Brazil) Jean-Paul Bouttes (France) ????? John Cheng (Hong Kong) ????? Atul Sobti (India) Gautam Vivek (India) Mehdi Sadeghi (Iran) Nastaran Rahimi (Iran) Atsushi Noda (Japan) Alessandro Costa (Italy) Arturo Vaca (Mexico) Jan Antonczyk (Poland) Ioan Dan Gheorghiu (Romania) Klaus Hammes (Sweden) 13 Jim Doull (U.S.) Co-opted Members: Philip Lowe, Executive Chair, World Energy Trilemma Ged Davis (World Energy Scenarios, UK) Hans-Wilhelm Schiffer (World Energy Resources, Germany) Jeroen van der Veer (The Netherlands) François Moisan (Energy Efficiency Policies, France) Secretary General: Christoph Frei (London Office) Secretary: Angela Wilkinson (London Office) 14 LONDON OFFICE
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